Welcome to Rebuild Texas Hill Country, where the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country shares updates on 2026 flood recovery efforts across its 10-county service area. This work is supported through the Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Fund, along with eligible funds from the 2025 Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. Together, these resources are helping trusted nonprofit respond to local needs and support long-term recovery.
Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country Announces Flood Recovery Priorities for Families, Housing and Small Businesses
KERRVILLE, Texas — The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country today announced its flood recovery priorities for communities affected by the July floods, committing $18 million to support emergency financial assistance, case management, housing recovery and small business recovery across the Texas Hill Country.
impacted by the floods?
Please complete this needs assessment if you were impacted by the 2025 floods, the 2026 floods or both.
Your responses will help the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country and local nonprofit partners understand community needs, advocate for additional recovery resources and connect individuals and families with assistance as it becomes available.
Every response helps strengthen recovery efforts across the Texas Hill Country and ensures resources are directed where they are needed most.
Please note: This is not an application for financial assistance. However, you can opt in to receive text message updates about new recovery resources, services and assistance opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a charitable fund established by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country to provide relief, recovery, and resiliency support for the Community Foundation's 10-county service area affected by the July 16, 2026, flood
The Fund is administered by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country and guided by advisory councils appointed by the Foundation’s Board of Trustees.
Founded in 1982, the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country is a 501(c)(3) public charitable foundation, based in Kerrville, that serves the Hill Country region. The Community Foundation makes grants to nonprofits and manages charitable assets for community benefit.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Community Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of local leaders. The Foundation is managed by a professional staff. It is accredited by Community Foundation National Standards and has a four-star rating on Charity Navigator.
The Fund is a part of the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country, which is an independent nonprofit and not a part of local, state, or federal government.
No, the Community Foundation has not and does not accept funds from government entities.